Grew up in the city? Knows how to bead Dances Pow Wow Has gone hunting Went to a pow wow this summer Is in the IUBP Dances jig Has long hair. Travelled outside of Canada? Where? Speaks another language Someone from Treaty 7 Plays hockey Went to a ceremony this summer Someone who is Métis Moved from the North. Moved from the East First in their family to attend university Can make bannock Grew up in a rural community Is a returning student Someone who is Inuk (singular form of Inuit) Grew up on reserve Someone who is First Nation First year at MRU Can say hello in their traditional language Grew up in the city? Knows how to bead Dances Pow Wow Has gone hunting Went to a pow wow this summer Is in the IUBP Dances jig Has long hair. Travelled outside of Canada? Where? Speaks another language Someone from Treaty 7 Plays hockey Went to a ceremony this summer Someone who is Métis Moved from the North. Moved from the East First in their family to attend university Can make bannock Grew up in a rural community Is a returning student Someone who is Inuk (singular form of Inuit) Grew up on reserve Someone who is First Nation First year at MRU Can say hello in their traditional language
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Grew up in the city?
Knows how to bead
Dances Pow Wow
Has gone hunting
Went to a pow wow this summer
Is in the IUBP
Dances jig
Has long hair.
Travelled outside of Canada? Where?
Speaks another language
Someone from Treaty 7
Plays hockey
Went to a ceremony this summer
Someone who is Métis
Moved from the North.
Moved from the East
First in their family to attend university
Can make bannock
Grew up in a rural community
Is a returning student
Someone who is Inuk (singular form of Inuit)
Grew up on reserve
Someone who is First Nation
First year at MRU
Can say hello in their traditional language